| ALTOGETHERS | • altogethers n. Plural of altogether (“nakedness”). • altogethers n. (Obsolete) The way things are; circumstances. • altogethers adv. (Obsolete) Alternative form of altogether. |
| ESTRANGHELO | • ESTRANGHELO n. a cursive form of the old Syrian alphabet, also ESTRANGELO. |
| GOLDTHREADS | • goldthreads n. Plural of goldthread. • GOLDTHREAD n. a North American woodland ranunculaceous plant, with slender yellow roots that yield a medicinal tonic and a dye. |
| GRAPHOLECTS | • grapholects n. Plural of grapholect. • GRAPHOLECT n. a standard written language. |
| GREENCLOTHS | • GREENCLOTH n. a department of the royal household chiefly concerned with the commissariat. |
| HAGIOLATERS | • hagiolaters n. Plural of hagiolater. • HAGIOLATER n. a worshipper of saints. |
| HIEROLOGIST | • hierologist n. One engaged in hierology, the comparative and historical study of religions. • HIEROLOGIST n. a student of hierology, the science of sacred matters. |
| LARGEMOUTHS | • largemouths n. Plural of largemouth. • LARGEMOUTH n. a kind of fish, a large black bass. |
| LITHOMARGES | • lithomarges n. Plural of lithomarge. • LITHOMARGE n. a clay of a fine smooth texture, and very sectile. |
| MYTHOLOGERS | • mythologers n. Plural of mythologer. • MYTHOLOGER n. a mythologist. |
| OVERFLIGHTS | • overflights n. Plural of overflight. • OVERFLIGHT n. a passage over an area in an aircraft. |
| OVERLENGTHS | • OVERLENGTH n. excessive length. |
| PETROGLYPHS | • petroglyphs n. Plural of petroglyph. • PETROGLYPH n. an ancient rock-carving. |
| RHEOLOGISTS | • rheologists n. Plural of rheologist. • RHEOLOGIST n. one who studies rheology. |
| RIGHTEOUSLY | • righteously adv. In a righteous manner. • RIGHTEOUS adv. just, proper. |
| THEOLOGISER | • theologiser n. Alternative form of theologizer. • THEOLOGISER n. one who theologises, also THEOLOGIZER. |
| THEROLOGIES | • THEROLOGY n. the study of wild mammals. |
| UNGHOSTLIER | • UNGHOSTLY adj. not ghostly. |
| WOOLGATHERS | • woolgathers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of woolgather. |